aerospace rims

I ran the better version of that design (Gsport Birdcage) for three months and cracked the seem and quite a few spokeholes and covered it in dents. Mind you im a big dude who rides pretty rough. I know the Aerospaces aren't the same but I personally wouldn't run one in the rear after my experience.

http://m.vitalbmx.com/forums/General-BMX-Talk,2/Odyssey-Aerospace-Rims,1302536?page=2

G says they're on point. That's good enough for me.

ive sent(and fucked up) double whips and heaps of other crap on mine and they're still going strong,,, would recommend

boston wrote:

G says they're on point. That's good enough for me.

boston wrote:

G says they're on point. That's good enough for me.

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Of course he's gunna say that, not like he's gunna call anything from otx designs anything BUT that.

EddiMundo wrote:

Of course he's gunna say that, not like he's gunna call anything from otx designs anything BUT that.

EddiMundo wrote:

Of course he's gunna say that, not like he's gunna call anything from otx designs anything BUT that.

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Well, If he wasn't saying that I would think that he would be redesigning the part, right?

No one wants to design a part that is pure shit, and I think G writes his posts in a way that reflects the fact that he thinks the parts meet their design intent.

E.G., Is an Aerospace the best rim you can buy? Nope, the Gsport rims are stronger/lighter depending on which one you are talking about. Is an Aerospace the best rim you can buy at a particular price point? Yeah, it possibly is, and that was the intent when it was designed.